PDF to QFX (Quicken)
Convert PDF statements to QFX for Quicken
Need a QFX file for Quicken? Convert PDF statements to Quicken-compatible OFX Web Connect files with stable transaction IDs.
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Quick answer
QFX is Quicken's branded version of OFX. Our OFX export is structurally compatible with Quicken's Web Connect import; download it and, if Quicken insists on the .qfx extension, rename the file from .ofx to .qfx.
How to do it
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Upload the statement PDF.
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Download the OFX file.
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Rename to .qfx if required.
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Import with File › File Import › Web Connect file.
QFX, OFX and QBO in one sentence each
- OFX: the open standard, accepted by most finance software.
- QFX: Quicken's dialect of OFX with an Intuit institution ID.
- QBO: QuickBooks' dialect of OFX, also with an Intuit institution ID.
Works with statements from
Any bank or card issuer. Notes for popular institutions:
Frequently asked questions
Why does Quicken reject some QFX files?
Quicken checks the institution ID inside the file. If an import is refused, try importing as OFX via File › File Import, or use QIF for that account.
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